Finding: \(\displaystyle{\int_{{-\infty}}^{{\infty}}}{\frac{{{x}^{{2}}}}{{{x}^{{4}}+{1}}}}\)

daurialebraslmc

daurialebraslmc

Answered question

2022-04-06

Finding:
x2x4+1

Answer & Explanation

Assorrymarf0cgr

Assorrymarf0cgr

Beginner2022-04-07Added 10 answers

Notice that:
+x2x4+1dx=20+x2x4+1dx
=201x21+x4dx+21+x21+x4dx
=2011+x21+x4dx
=2(1+131517+19111+)
=2(1+24212821+21221)
and, from the logarithmic derivative of the Weierstrass product for the sine and cosine function:
k01(2k+1)2x2=π4xtan(πx2),
k11k2x2=1πxcot(πx)2x2,
so by taking limits as x12 we get:
+x2x4+1dx=π2
blessgansgxei

blessgansgxei

Beginner2022-04-08Added 10 answers

Notice
x2x4+1dx
=20x2x4+1dx
=20dxx2+x2
=20dx(xx1)2+2
=2(01+1)dx(xx1)2+2
Change variable from x to 1x for that part of integral on (0,1), this becomes
211(xx1)2+2(1+x2)dx=21d(xx1)(xx1)2+2
Change variable once more to y=xx1 and then y=2z, we get
x2x4+1dx=20dyy2+2
=dyy2+2
=12dz1+z2
=π2

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